Privacy Sigma Riders

A teenage entrepreneur growsupmining the data warehouse in his headto build products that solve high-tech problems.

A Day in the Life of Two Data Wonks and Their Good Friend Mr. Fox.

Embedding security, data protection, and privacy into products to meet today's cybersecurity challenges.

Benchmark study shows mature, effective privacy practices can yield greater competitive advantage and lower risk.

Host Michelle Dennedy discusses protecting the most vulnerable populations in our digitized world with Monique Morrow, co-founder of the Humanized Internet

Host Michelle Dennedy discusses leadership and adaptable security as a business enabler with Steve Martino, Cisco’s chief information security officer.

Michelle Dennedy discusses privacy by design for business and technology with Dr. Ann Cavoukian, a pioneering expert in PbD.

Michelle Dennedy discusses usability for privacy design with data science Professor Nathan Good, of Good Research and the University of California at Berkeley, and attorney Sean Butler of Emergent Law.

What Norwegian Death Metal, Food Pictures, and My Morning Commute Can and Cannot Tell You About Me. Michelle Dennedy discusses big data and privacy issues with Hal Stern, vice president of IT engineering at pharmaceutical giant Merck.

The fight against online harassment: a conversation with attorney Erica Johnstone, co-founder of the victim rights advocacy group Without My Consent.

Harvey Jang and Lorena Marciano join Michelle to discuss implications of the EU Global Data Protection Regulation, affectionately known as GDPR.

How you engineer data privacy into your products and your organization’s culture with privacy engineers Jonathan Fox and Lisa Bobbitt.

Converting values into valuable data assets for ethical growth and competitive advantage with data valuation expert Robert Waitman of Cisco.

Cisco CPO Michelle Dennedy kicks off Privacy Sigma Riders with a conversation with John N. Stewart, SVP and Cisco Chief Security and Trust Officer